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‘Bubble within a bubble’: US Open stars subject to extra protocols after COVID-19 positive – Sydney Morning Herald
Tennis players living and operating out of the US Open’s bio-security bubble deemed close contacts of a fellow player who has tested positive to COVID-19 are being subject to even greater restrictions.
However, they have been barred from using any on-site player facilities, although reportedly can still use their dedicated match court or practice court.
Paire has not spoken at length about his test result, but described his scenario as a “fake bubble”.
“I’m fine for now, I have no symptoms … I hesitate to tell what is really going on in this fake bubble,” he posted on Instagram.
As the first tennis major since the onset of the global coronavirus pandemic began in the United States, tourna…
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